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RUINED RErurArlONs.

scanaaious conduct OF frominent People
aud m Fatal i:ad.ns.
sr. JosEra, lilo, Nov. 2-Oa Sunday
two young man and two young women ar.
rived on train from AtchiGoa MD TOOK q
carriage Tor drive s,oun,. the city. The
horses ran away ard threw them ont
against ls1,p.pos:, iuj1ring all OF them.
They refused to eve their name., ono Of
the mea aGyins that il !ielr eccapsdo be.
came known In atthisou they would be
ruined.
Ga Monday ono CT the women died oil
her iSjn.ieo after conie5aing to m;niete,
that eue was Mru. Minnie Morrison, wife
OF merchant OF Atchtaon. 1t has s;uca
been leA!nea thas tho othurs Of the patty
are VIII Van Do.en, &. 4. Dasuoiab, n
travelling eaiesm.u, ard Mics Ida Losp.
son, daughter CT On A.chison business
man. M:ss l4enpson will recover, but her
face will be badly iis.isusOd.
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SNriou. OutcnmN OF Il Sirikn.

NEW ORLEANS, New "A diepntch to
merchants here from l.. Saccaaague, OF
Tiservilie, La, tays; "The strikora ohot
four Of my Iabosers this morning from an
aiuhush. l have tslegrsphcd the Cover
nor for troops.' Please see that they get
OF AT once"
The Washington artillery wero notitied
Of tho tenor OF the dispa,ch, and the oii.
GERS aro waiting the sc.;on OF tho Cover
nor. There were employed upon Green
wood pliuis:ian about sixty lsbornis,
twenty-five Of whom were white and the
remainder colored. On Friday the ls..er
oil struck for highor wages, hnt tho white
haIda remained end continued at work ss
uuusl,
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DOUBLE MURDER,
a Woman Is Suspected OF tho Terrible
Crime,

a "oman Is Suspected OF tho Terrible
Crime.
CLEvELANn, o., Nov. 2.-There is great
excitement at Spencer, Medina county,
over supposed douhls murder laa. ruea.
day night. Ths housh Of farmer a. D.
Gsrrott was found on fire. lNeighbers
eathered aud cxtipguisaed the 1a:nca ba.
tore they had gained much hesdway.
Tho Gre had started in tha sioep
ing room OF tho grown up I'm.
bauls dspShtcr1 OF CARROT, who were
found on The floor Of their chamber
dead, The iacaa OF both bore marks
which led 10 the belief that they had
been murdered, though no lamp had been
LEI. in thsir roon. The il,or wss !ulnd
to hava bton saturated with coal ci! and
covered With leayea md d-y craes. Tho
coroner ls now nj work ON tho case, and
though no sIres!s havn been made, neigh.
bors suspect Gsrrs..'s aecorl wife, stap.
mother OF the gi.ld.
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MAYOR ApHAM HEWITT, Of New York,
has written letter endorsing the nomina.
tion Of Fellows 10: District Attorney. In
this remarkable epistle he says lie has en-.
counteIed new kind OF boss. 1.-THE po.
litical boss," says Mr.. Hewitt, "wss re-.
sponsib!c 10 his party; the newspaper
boas is responsible to his own pocket"
Thisis tTadd!e unworthy Of Mr.. Hewitt.
The party responsibility OF the Democratic
boases Of New York has never been found
to restrain them from following the bent
Of their inclination. They have put up
tickets as they did tho Fellows Doodle
ticket, and have invariably exholted the
party to cave itseli by endorsing thsir
nomlneeE. Too often the party has seen
through ths apectacles OF the bosaea.
The newspaper boas, so.cal!ed, 10 respon.
sib!e to 60 much Of the public as suppoIts
his newspaper Ii lie ovs.step the bounds
OF reGsonable advocacy o. opposition,
his constituency will fud a way to enter g
pro.os: that will roach his understanding.
Ths country has net nudered from news.
paper boaHism. I. has eufered grievously
IRON political hoeaisEl.
Nowhere have the political boases done
bager work than in Mr. HeHi.l's own city
Of Nav YORK; and no where have the con-
duetora OF tie nsSapape. prsss done bet
ter work on the peoples aida than in that
same city. No man kaowa this bstter than
Mr.. Hewitt, and no man better under.
stands the reason for the prenent uprising
in New York asains! Doss rulo with boodlo
ys.iatione.
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To the younger generation Of to-day
Jenny Lind is more mythical than real.
Her superb voice was heard here go long
ago that ills echo has almost died away.
But .here arc those in this city who re-
member when she Gang here and turned
the little town topsy turvy with excite
ment. There was no hall large enough to
accommodate tho people, who paid grons
SUN Of 1885 TO hear the nightingale
warblo in 8 wool house owned by MI
Henry 4. List. Jenny Lind was as ad.
mirabls SO woman rs nhe wss great as q
singer, and the memory Of her charities
will live as long as her fame as lyric
n artiat .....
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THE HARM MYSTERY
BEING uxnAvELLED Ar LAST.
Arrest OF tho Moo Who Placed Harms Body
in a Carriage aud shipped It to Chicago.
Dan Cunningha,n's Arrest In jackson
County-DoIbls Murder In Ohio.

P1TrsBuRaH, Nov. alt Is believed
that the mystery surrounding the murder
Of Frank Harm, Whose body was found In
a carrlsge on f.oight car OF Chicago last
week, Is about to be cleared up and the
murderer brought to justice.
This afternoon about 8 o'clock detec-
tlves Murphy and Glenn, Of Allegheny,
and Kelly, 'of Pittsburgh, arrested two
parties, who they think beyond doubt,
nre the ones who committed the murder.
Their namea are William Sims and Harry
Howard, both well known characteru to
the police Of both cities. They admit that
they were With Harm on the fatal Sunday,
but tell ditIerent stories. Howard aays
they ail went 10 Allegheny together.
Sims says they walked, while Howard
states they rode In otreet car. Detective
Murphy Is confident they have the ripht
psrties, md charges Of murder will be-
brought ssaiust them. Scott Ray, the
third party suspected, 10 in jail at Roches.
ter, on chargs Of disorde.ly conduct. A
girl named Lille Lsz!er, to whom Ray is
engaged to be married, lives Ia Allegheny.
In an iuteryiew to-day she stated that
Bay called to SEQ her on Monday utter
noon. He was pale and excited and
eoluswhat under the influence ofiiquor.
In reply to her question when he had
arrived In the city, he Bald Saturday, but
later he changed 1t 10 Sunday. he had
not called bsfors because he had met
friends on Water street. lie remained
with her about halt an hour, and then
lott but returned III The evening Quito
sober. Flo steid all evening and appeared
nervous and disturbed.
II is stated ths. Ray and several friends
assaulted a woman namod Kennedy at
Rochester, ou Saturday Night, and that
thq murdered man was en- importeut wit.
nae5. As his testimony would hs dsmsy.
ing to them, this in itself 10 regarded 60
uiguihcsut.
Ohiet oil Detectives Weir otstei at lsto
hour tonight that tho Pittsburgh end
Allegheny detectives at work on the caee
had secured ndditioqe, oridsnue during
tho evening to the eGtct that Harm went
from Pittsburgh to Allegheny with
Howard nnd Sine, and that all
thsee got on tho train togsthcr
te. 80 to EdchGster, Earn p.e!s.siuS to
ride on freight rather thsn psssenSe.
train. The theory arrived at under the
circumstances, Ia that tho murder took
place on the car while the t.ain wss in
motion and Harn'a body wna then placed
in the carriage, aitst which the mrrdeyeSc
lnmEsd iioa1 tbs aar and returned 70
Pittsbnrgh that night,
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SOLD Ills DAUGHTERS.
White Girls Hold In Captivity by Canadian
InIInnp, -stf, TFgr1f

I OTTAWA, Nov. 2-Whils Victoria
achoonsr was lying at the wharf at Barclu,
Sound. on tho west coas! OF Vancouver
Island, recently, tho captain and crew
were surprised to sse two white girls run.
ming toward the veusel, closely pursued By
three or four Indians. 5'FSl,
Renching the aide OF the vessel, tho
girls cprang on board, almost exhausted,
and bsggad tho captain to protcc. them
ifom their pursuors. 5el ~ ~
Tho Indians were closo upon them, and,
jumping on tho deck Of tho schooner. de.
msnded tho girlB as their property, but
the captain refused TO give the girls up.
Alter parleying with the captain for a
short time they took their departure, only
70 return largely reinforced. The csptain
then surrendered the girls for fear Of bis
1t has since bson learned by the Gov.
esrnment Of British Columbia, which Is to
domGnd the release Of the girls, that they
are ,dsugh.era Of William Thompson, for.
merly Of Victoria, who, with his wife and
iour daughters, moved to San Juan, on
the west coast, three yearH ego, and took
up his home near au Indian camp. Since
that time until now nothing has besn
heard Of them. - - 80 80,
After moving 10 San juan the father be-.
came dissipatad, and oil be earned went
for the purchase Of liquor. When he
could no longer obtain money or liouor
he sold his eldss! daughter to a wesithy
QhiInman, to whom, it is said, she was
narried OF the point Of a revolver. Hls
vile died Of broken heart, and in one
OF bis revelries at the Indian uamp, it ia
alleged, he agreed to barter two Of his
da12htera for a few blankets, clothing and
Whlaky. Tho bargain was made, and for
the purpose OF carrying it out, Thomp.
sons hut was visited the following night
5y the tribe, who ea9ily carried away
their helpless vietimu,
alnae sheir captivity the girls have been
subjected to tho most brutal treatment,
A younger sister, only eight years old, wau
sold to another tribe Of Indians. The
lighthouse keeper al Race Rocks light has
within tew days seen young Yhits girl
IN canoe, padded by Indians, pass The
lighthouse,
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CiScIS.ATi, roy. Shortly alter ono
o'clock this morning T. l.. Harper, oil tho
late Fidelity Bank, wen! Tor the N,a. time
into an ordinary call In ths Hamilton
comfy Jail and apep. tho night there like
an ordinary pris0ner. He accepted his
lot witnGr. complaint and wIs willing to
70 into o cull or dungeon IS The Govern.
0rnmenl shonld c:luCGa. Thero are ru-
morB tEa: the Government officers became
iear!1l tbG! he would escape from the
Dayton jail, and l!l.t hs WAS brought he,a
10, greater pocurity. Hn WIS formally
arraisnsd upon infic.mau!n in the United
Staten Cont ,bis morning.
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Dynamite OF. GAS
Tho Explosion ut ST. Louis -Sunio Conflict.
ipI- 1'I,nn,I..

irE Thc0rI+s.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. John Lindsay, Ch!ei
OF tho Fire Department, ssya, regarding
tho explosion on Fourteenth street, yes.
te,dHy morning. by which eight rersoaH
wore killed:
"In my opinion tho explosion was not
caused By either gas o. essoline. Neither
Of thess could have demolished tho build
ing In which II exploded and ell tho our.
rounding buildings tho WY you 500 1t
liourrcnth g:rOe:. never cav ouch II
complete wreck in my lilo. l was unon
tho Icsno four minutes after the alarm VIVA
H,ruck, mud tho place WAC lhon rs you lad
1t to-day. Either dynamite, gunpowder
or giant powder was what exploded, and
no ono cau mako mo believe other wlse."
Tho opinion OF number Of experts lind
ample proof o! Ra1 or gasoline. TIM iact
Of tho explosion being accompanied by q
light indlcatps thiB. Tho Testimony Of
Julee Binnvue, tho grocery c!ork, to tho
fact tha! ho noticcd and G8llpd tho pro.
prie,or'e attention 10 tho odor OF gao sup.
porta tho gAs theory.
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CoEE, Nov.2.-Mr. William O'B,ien and
Mr.. Mandoyille, who are under sentence
for using eedsioua language at m Getting
at Mltchelstown, we!e removed from the
jail here at Eve o'clock this morning and
taken away in special train. 1t 10 sun
posed they are to ba placed in prison in
Dublin. Tho news Of their removal WAS
not known to tho people OF Cork until tan
o'clock. 1t caused tremendous excite.
ment' The lrlsh Prison Board has direc.
tod that O'Brien shall wear the prison
uniform nnt be treated in every way as au
ordinary prisoner.
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THAT must have been touching scene
in Cleveland when the "Gray" General
Gordon kieaad plump in tho mouth the
"B!ue" General Morgan. And yet gush
does no. compensate ior minority rule In
the South. General Gordon regards that
as a local question, but it happens to be a
question which finds its wsy into the
Congress Of the United States and the
Electoral College, and finally turns up in
the White House. It's this phase Of the
thing in particular which some American
citizens do not like.
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TWO PERSONS KILLED
ohthe Shn-i1hhdic Estlrond Trnck In Steu.
btuvllic Last Night.

GA the Pnn-Hhntiiv tin,lroud Trnck In Stou.
benvllic Last Night.
Special Dipa.ehio The IntsI!igsneer.
srkuEESrlLLH, O., Nov. "a distress.
Ing accident occurred ut the lowoy end CT
tho city at $50 this evening. John @.
Beatty, OF this city, and Hattie Turner
wero WALKING along tbs east bound Fan,
Handle track, and aseiaS train approach.
Ing stopped up on the wes..bound track,
when thsy were atruCk from behind BY A
ewitcaiDS engine that they hsd mot eeen,
Realty Tas instantly killed, snd tho girl
had her back and both lsga broken, ind
will dio. Beatty is son Of Joseph Beatty
IND o couain Of tho Beatty Bros, the
tunbler manufacturers. Miss Turner re.
sided with two nun!s here. He. psrsn,s
1.-Two in Coahoct
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iSilist. Whiio Coupling C,Its.

sptcHA b.f9d!GE " Ice l,seH. .gtlcsT.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 2.-Tn Brady's
tunnel, a mile east o! this city, Conductor
John Shielde, OF the B. 4 0. freight train
that raeaed this STATEN at 1880 to-day,
was amost instantly killed. When in the
tunnc bis trcin parted, and Shields was
Attempting 10 rccoupe tho cl.s when the
rear end OF his train WAS Btrncs by snoth.
er east bound freight, and Shields was
caught botwecn the bumpsra and terribly
man9lad. lie wRs carried into the air bu.
diod almoot at once. Ehields vsr n native
o. Yves. Virginia, and, It is a.n,ed, waa to
have been married next month to u young
lady q: bis home.
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eaN FnASciGco, Nov. 2.-Eotico wan
given in tho United State, Circuit Court
to-day TINT mn appeal would bs taken in
tho wcll.known shsron.uill caHo, In ybIc,,
Sharon suod bGtah A.hoT 10 have tho
marriage contract declared void. Tho do.
csion wac originally rendered In favor o,
tho plaintiff. Judge Sawyer entered An
order allowing m appeal 10 tho United
Staten Supreme Court. r.
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NttAtllphN In lSuct,nI

MANCHESTER, Nov. 2.-The Guardian, in
'ts commercial article, Gays: The volume
Q. business ls not improved. Tho demand
is moderate. Producers Of standard makes
OF chine shlrlings eau coll n fair q u,uti,y
at the drives Of n week ago, but tney Ire.
4uirc an advance. Tho lnqpiry from
India 10 woaS, merchants oanno. account
for tho slacknrss. Moot Of tho other tn..
risn markets. and hume trade ara weak,
THO oxtert Of tho running onsaGem en.a
and tho tirmnees OF cotton sustsius prices.
The business In export yarna 10 small,
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II Dispatch 10 t.e Inie!ligenc,r.

tttcNII AESpH7cH 70 E.t IMtIltJtncfr.
RITcHIE q. H., Nov. 2.-0iiccr John
schInk stHrted from Punrsboso to this
plaza On tho train this morning, having in
charge Cad Collins and James Cauley,
two young men Who have bepn confined
in the Pennsboro lookup 10. severa! days
on n charge Of diegraceiul conduct In q
house where a corpse WAS lying Schunk
WAS bringing them here 10 Gervc out a
Gentsnco In jail, but Collins oscsped about
three miles irou town, md could not be
found. Caulsy was Pafely landed behind
tho bare and tho oiicer will 20 back to
hunt for Collins.
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Malls Eobbed by Ono ,,,r,,w,,w,r.

ioHuEooK, AM2, Nov. 2.-The north
and aoulh mails woro held up by one man
about midnight, October 81. between St.
Johns and Narajc. The mail going snu,l,
WAC taken tirst, mud lest tho driver warn
tho north going mail, tho hishwayman
detained him two hours, until tho mail
going north cnnio along, whic! was also
robbed. No passengers were with Tho
south mail. Tho northern mail carried
ono pNSsenENr, who Was rohhed OF $50
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talna the ruling oi the Supreme CourI
OF Illinois, which reft1sei to conpidar

talna the ruling ol the Supreme CourI
Of Illinois, which refused to conuide,
this question because It had mol
been raised In the trial court. Upon the
question Of the special plea entered by
General Butler, that spiea and Fielding
were aliens and had been deprived o
their rightn and immunites undcr exist
ing asipulstions with Germany aud Eng.
land, the court hold that no auch ques.
tlon having been presented to the court
below; nor any treaties having been cited
In the court In naturalization Of this
claim, and aa the court had not bsen able
to find any such treaties, It therefore fol
lowed that II conld take no cognizance o
them, as 1t WAS a queation outside Of the
record Of tho case. Chief Justice Waite
closed by saying: eve are therefore OF
opinion that no federal question has baen
presented, warranting interference by this
court, and therefore we deny the writ"
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2.-Noss from
Honolulu by the stcamer AustrAlis indi.
Gates tho probable deISat OF the Govern.
ment aud the reconstruction OF the Cabi-
not whom tho Lesislaturo meets, Novem.
bGrS, The Hawaiian pIantcra arc alarm.
cd 1T the prospect OF extensive bee: sugar
production IN California, and arc advocnt.
ing tho substitution ot coffee md olive
culture II sugar coAson to hs tho chief pro.
duct OF Hawaii, In anticipation Of tho
driving ont Of caro sugar from tho mar.
knN
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MIsSsArolLs, Nov. "A. large moot.
lug OF promiuoni c.iz m9 Of this city TO.
night, n COMMITTEES OF fifty leading ci,zenn
wore appointed to 90 to Washington md
present before tho Republican Ns.ona!
COMMITTEE this claims Of Minneapolis 90
tho proper plaou TO hold lhe next Rppub.
llcan National Convention. Tho gentle.
mon present raisod guarantee lund Of
$40 OcO
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brilliant TrGhing ut iluokhnnnua,

tTfcbu OHHueh to he inteiitgcEfsT.
BucEnASNoN, W. Va, Nov. 2.-Mr Ga.
wn!d 3. Parson, Of Washington, D. G., wan
married to Mica May Myrtle, daughter OF
], Il. Grove, editor Of tho busy Bee, In the
NJ. +. Church, at 7 o'clock j.. NJ, in the
presence Of one Of tho moa, salcc. au-
dlenCoa ever asSer!bled stthio place, Miss
Grove has beon for anms tims residing in
Washington, wherp abe WAS in thu Gov.
erntnent 0srV!co. Shu has msny tricuds
In tho State who will Join in rendering her
hearty congratulations.
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CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 2-The jury in the
caee OF "E!iuScyn Morgan, On tsial c:
Rsvenns, Ohio, Tor the murder OF Dstec.
tive Hullihan, hso returned a verde. ol
murder in the lirst degrees.
As tie jury liled ont, turning 10 bis r..
to:ney Morgan seii mn bet you tho
cigars that tho verdict 10 murder in :he
first degree" He won, md when the
foreman announced thst Morgan mus!
die, the prisoner smiled gri,niy. lie
eulped down wbatover eurpriee he ruAy
have felt and looked about him. Tie Jury
was immediately discharged snG court I'd.
journcd.
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WARRINGTON, Nov. 2-'The Secretary oil
the Treasary has decided that sundays
and legal hol!dayH Mo properly 70 be
,aksn ont OF tho thirty days annual lonys
Of ahacucs granted employees Whenever
such IayD isIin within the time lor which
loa7u HGI granted.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. AT 10 o'clock this
morning tho Union job rrinteru OF this
city, numbering $50. struck for m In.
crcaas O! 81 psr week. l.ast week they
made tho demand of tho rypothetao, au
organization Of employers, md gAvo them
until to-day 10 Hnavor. Las. night tho
employers, with ono exception refused to
comply. Tho wAsos heretofore wore SIS.
Tho newspaper msn are not oilac.ou by
l,
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MACON, Ga, Nov. 2.-Rspor.s that Mr..
Jene,5on DAWN Is in n preccriors condl.
tiou are not correct. His health is better
than Il has been at any time nincs he Lett
Reauvoir. Lss! night ha recaived mum.
ber Of friends and convsssed with them
until late hour. This mosning he is in
fine epirits AID in bstter health than
usual,
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FlSANclER HARPER. Of Cincinnati, has
started on his way TO the psniteutiary,
where all fnanciers Of his grade ought to
10. A few more Of them should be given
cells next door to the men whose oppor.
tunities have been confined to hsm.steal'
ip1 '.M ..-
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FINED FOR AN ACCIDENT.
Tho lMdy who Thrnw thW rauonku vt Mrs.
Cleveland,

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov, Mira. Anna
Sacha, who throw n pancake NJ AIra. Glove.
land during thu rresilunl'a vlsi! to this
city, was fined $50 and coata for tho mis-.
domeanor, but on appeal waa roleased Oy
tho payment Of tl5. ShU ,hor explained,
TINT aho Ind no Intention Of throwing tho
pancake at anyone, but that Hho WAN NJ
irsCIcd by tho procession whIlo ratinS
tho pancake, md as nhs did not want to
drop !! OIL ths hoadn Of tho people who
n.ood uudcr her-shN wao standing on tho
balcony oithe nccond lloor-aho attempted
to toas II Into tho yard, hut It flow Mt an
anglo and lcll on tho "iiret lady Of the
lRnd.'
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BEnaiS. Nov. 9-EmpOsor William s,crt
VOL lAst night. He received his grand.
eon, p'inco William Of Prussia, las. eyon.
Ing. $50 '''"'
Another diorateh says that lmpcrc,
William Ia not yet ablo 10 -iso, The dis,
turbinG ayinptoms aro abatIng, but the
pain Nt the base Of tho splno continues.
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4 RIVAL FOR GOULD,
Report TINT II Now Telegraph systcm Is Iie.
Ing OrgauiLsd.

lnS ofEshHsd.
CHlCAGo, Nov. "a Baltimore apeciel
sayB thu. Jay Gould is to be menscsd by u
new rival in ths telegraph business. Bal.
timore capitalists arc to furnish the bulk
OF tho money necesssry to build and equip
the most complaso rival telegraph system
ye. organiz,d. Negotiations Gre said to bs
pending with other capitalists and tho
project ia to be pushed rs rapidly AZ posi-
bic. The organizsrs arc men CT vide ex'
psrie1ce who have acrvrd their sppren.
ticeship ia tho Western Union and other
lines. The runof created grcst sLir in
ths city and recsiyes ready credit and ap.
probation,
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THE Anarchists urge tho Governor Of
Illinois to pardon them or let them hang.
Thoy say they are guilty or innocent.
Thsy aro right this time, and be hanged
To them, .-M - s<
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HOE. Il. BOYD FhULKSER,
y Isumor Tint lie win be Mn,io FIrst A.
A.tuut 3sCrptNFy of Stuto

Ai.tant Secretary of 5tnto.
NV YORK, NOV. The Herald says 1t
is rumored in Washington that Mr.. J..
Boyd Faulkner, Of Wes. Virginia, may be
rendered tho Yscan: Fra: Assistant Score.
taryahip Of S!s!e. Mr. Faulkner Ia law.
ye. oil higa B:sndina, con o! q. J. Faux.
ner, Tho waG Miniater to Franco in Bu.
chsaan's tine, and brother Of tha Sena.
tor.t!ec! lrnm Weat Virginia. lie Was
offered the Conau. Grne.6iahIp to Egypt,
hat declined.